Page 2 - Eddy Dobosiewicz News Today

Now that St. Patrick's Day is behind us, we're looking ahead to the next big celebration in Buffalo — Dyngus Day.

The traditional day after Easter celebration will take place Monday, April 18 through Buffalo's Historic Polonia District.

Brief Broadway parade for "Pussywillow Procession." Author: Ron Plants Updated: 7:21 PM EDT April 5, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — It lasted less than a half hour or so, but indeed there was a Dyngus Day parade down Broadway to celebrate Polish pride on Buffalos East Side. It was cancelled last year due to COVID 19 concerns, but organizers were able to put together a brief event this year where participants stayed in vehicles or on floats. While the event can normally d...

Here’s What The Dyngus Day Parade In Buffalo Will Look Like This Year While seemingly everything has been canceled or done virtually over the last 12 months in Western New York, there are signs that things will be normal in the coming weeks and months with restrictions loosening and more and more people getting the COVID-19 vaccine. One of the major events in Buffalo every spring and summer is the annual Dyngus Day Parade in Buffalo. Last years parade festivities were canceled, but the parade...

Dyngus Day parade is a go, according to organizer Governor OKs outdoor events up to 200 people. and last updated 2021-03-04 01:05:57-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Last year, Broadway in Buffalo was quiet on Dyngus Day. The hope this year is to have it look more festive. The Dyngus Day parade organizer says, right now, the plan is to have a parade on Dyngus Day. “Theres really no more appropriate way than to celebrate our reawakening as a nation with some type of a procession through the ...

Dyngus Day parade still being planned to go on in Buffalo.

Some of Buffalo’s favorite annual events face future with uncertainty Last March the onset of the COVID pandemic set off a parade of cancellations for some of our favorite events. Whether they can make a comeback in 2021 is uncertain. Author: Dave McKinley Updated: 8:37 PM EST January 28, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Given New York States current guidelines prohibiting large gatherings, several annual events scheduled for 2021 have already fallen by the wayside. And ...